The third proof of Fancy no faith: or, an answer to the substance of three late pamphlets. : The first, intitled, A vindication of the judicial act and testimony. Containing a detection of the Erastianism of the settlement of religion at the revolution, in some remarks upon a pamphlet intitled, Fancy no faith, by William Campbell, &c. The second, intitled, The Criterion, &c. The third, intitled, Introduction, viz. to the proceedings of the Associate Synod at Edinburgh, &c. with their sentence of deposition and letter excommunication (Papae!) In three parts: (1.) The vindication view'd, in the visible scars of it. (2.) The criterion consider'd, in the vain scope of it. (3.) The introduction inspected, in the seeming strength of it. /
Erskine, Ralph,1685-1752.
Barclay, John,18th century,former owner.StEdNL: AB.1.213.14(5)
Edinburgh, : Printed by William Gray, and sold at his house, at Magdalen's Chapel, Cowgate-Head; and by W. Smith in Edinburgh; J. Beugo in Dunfermline; A. Norry in Perth; J. Jaffery in Stirling; Baillie Cadel in Haddington; J. Paton in Kilmarnock; T. Caverhill in Jedburgh; and G. Forest in Linton.,
1749..
The postscript is separately paginated.
In three parts; part 1, "part 2d and 3d," and part 4: each has separate titlepage, pagination and register.
Postscript Part 4 is not called for on the general titlepage but is by the catchword at the end of part 3.
ESTC
Bound in a volume with ink inscription "John Barclay" on verso of front free endpaper.
Erskine, Ralph, 1685-1752.
Jesus Christ
Scotland Edinburgh.